Κουστούμι Ελληνικής Ενδυμασίας

What was the typical attire of the ancient Greeks?

• Battle dress with armor

• Chiton and himation

• Pumpkin costume and veil

• Tunic for men and tunic and shawl for women

How does modern Greek clothing differ from ancient Greek clothing?

• The modern Greek clothing uses the same materials as the ancient one

• The modern Greek clothing differs from the ancient in the way clothes are designed and constructed, the materials used, and the way they are worn.

• The modern Greek clothing has no difference from the ancient one

• The modern Greek clothing is exactly the same as the ancient one

What materials were used for the construction of Greek clothing?

• Rubber, porcelain, wood

• Cotton, silk, wool and linen

• Polyester, nylon, acrylic

• Plastic, glass, metal

What accessories were used in Greek clothing?

• Jewelry, belts, bags

• Καπέλα, γάντια, γραβάτες

What is the significance of colors in Greek clothing?

• The colors in Greek clothing have historical and cultural significance.

• Colors are used in Greek clothing only to make the clothes brighter

• Colors have no significance in Greek clothing

• The colors in Greek clothing are only for decorative purposes

What was the function of Greek clothing in ancient Greece?

• The Greek clothing served only for body protection during the winter.

• The Greek clothing served only for decoration and had no other function.

• The function of Greek clothing was protection from natural elements, such as rain and sun.

• The function of Greek clothing in ancient Greece was body protection and an indication of social status.

What type of fabric was used for making clothes in ancient Greece?

• Cotton

• Nylon

• Polyester

• Silk

What accessory was usually worn by men in ancient Greece?

• Togas or tunics

• Gloves

• Togas or tunics

• Hats

Which color is associated with the deity Athena in Greek attire?

• Red

• Green

• Blue

• Yellow

What type of fabric was used for making the armbands in ancient Greece?

• Ribbon made of plastic

• Horse skin

• Ribbon made of plant fibers

• Woolen gauze